The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-18
NOT ONE CLUB WAGGED.
500 POLICE IDLE At THE BOCIALEST
MEETING TO DENOUNCE THEM

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500 POLICE IDLE At THE SoCIALTsT
MEETING TO DENOUNCE THEM
Police stensavaphcrs TnkirR Down the
speeches In Unisn square after the Eng.
Iish FashIoa IN Ircland-Herr Meat and
Deuis Kearney There. but beth silent.
The Progressive Labor party and its SYM
pathizers turned out about 5000 strong last
night, and jammed the plaza In front Of tho
cottage at Union square, mt the indignation
meeting to denounce the police clubbing done
Of their ratification meeting on Oct & Tho
police, under Superintendent Murray and In
spector Steers. also turned out Drawn up In
line In the rear OF the cottage were seventy
five policemen with their long night clubs
sheathed They were under the command Of
Cspts. Allaire. Clinchy. and Reilly, and over ON
Broadway. at Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, were 200 moro policemen. COM
mRnded by Capts. Brognn. Slevin. Mclaughlin,
Webb. Killilea, and Carpenter. Their locusts
also were hidden. Walking about the veranda
OF the cottage were Police Commissioners
French. McClave. and Voorhis, and strolling
about, chatting to the police Captains, was In
spector Byrnes in multi. Stationed at the sides
and In front OF the cottage were twenty-five
Park policemen. commanded by Capt Beatty
and Sergeant Meany Capt. Beatty and his
mon. however. were there only to protect the
property OF the Park Commission. and to say.
Keep of the grassl" With the Police Com
missioners on the veranda were Editor Shev-
Itch, Col. r. j. Hinton. the redoubtable Herr
Most, very meek and silent; Prof. Daniel
De Leon. Raymond F. Barnes. nominee OF the
Progressives for State Engineer Herbert A
rosr hs fy SeR o d
Hancock Post q. A. X. No. 253; Prof. hiexan-
dor and his t6s
the family Of Associate Editor Sanial Of the
Leader. Mrs: Isabella Hinton. wife Of the Colo
Henri was Killed while he was ENCOURAGING
the Communists Of ,Paris fifteen, years ago.
Rsnts Ksarney was there part of the timo but
House 70 Broadway and Nd Fourth sysRas
the, proceedings were fairly under way the
the majority headed only by banners, and
HSsSsfs s AND hr6S.d ss ss
though Social Jet on the yerAnda said they
we're harmess. being only the banners Of the
almost by the acre. some OF them reading:
We need no public insulters, but Public Protector
The Right OF Free speech propose defend against
There was one showing a policeman's CLUB
accompanying motto:
1t was mistakei
This was received with the derision 1t was
probably meant to excite. -
The q thS eSenng
and hatred we're hurled at the Police Depart-
s s%sa THIs an
Slsss seemed adj Disposed e ioil9s implicitly the
man should constitute himself his own police
s. Se stn q s,snya a 3dx omen III.
mss,ns snss hired By ths PolIcs
nm Ts9Ss sS fsssn OF him and
Nj. sheyitch was greeted with roar. and
q hs the ErGwd es
things Mr.. Shevitch said were:
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I, plsdss my word ana my ne tia. every man her.
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Our party ha: been dubbed by tho men you pay: "a
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q ,sa1 !ns shooting q tho stIiisrs ~ The s0ss
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not oowsrds that nght ready 70 y,ndisats
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minions cannot harm U.S.
MI. sheviteh was interrupted By the arrival
snsnF the east sde bas
Mr.. Shev1ch. resuming said
We ouEh. to take down the statue Of the Goodies. Of
dos.a.n': eIss sSs :mss Yx%sIis.s liSsTsy! ws.s
Ssad ana Il: esea %Snsy y p:osas in he Sih:9
1s ho's o wh hSa re s, Il aa will
I,s y99 citizens Y se .oT You 70 ADVISE ana
sSs purpose 81. show 10 them that they
S.sd
h- III the as. 81 spss It's lives need
Capt Reilly's name was mentioned and re-
ceived VICIOUS hisses and w-o-o-o-os that
sounded like q calliope.
beard he rs.oluons What is your plsa'urS' All in
ssis 81 and dssSSssRSess SaSss
and nr The editor
much as the police had not stopped at club
6iRg men At the previous meeting but had
present a woman who would say something
about the blue COATED rascals;" With that
Col. Hipton,s wife, Mrs. Isabella Hinton. came
forward and spoke.
She expressed the belief that 1.-The money
god rules and American liberty is in danger"
She appealed to the audience to avert the
danger by the ballot.
Prof. De Leon. Col Hinton, and Thaddeus b.
Wakeman spoke. and Editor Scheytch adj
lourned the meeting very early with three
Speeches had been made meanwhile from
four trucks, around one OF which Edward King
stirred the crowd to enthnSIasm by declaring
a red flag. not club wagged all the evening.
jerome Park for q Reservoir.
Tho Annad,ict Cnu N, ias ionara ara copaidar-